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Library Science New Books
“Metadata Fundamentals for All Librarians is readable, informative and geared to librarians seeking a solid foundation in understanding the principles of using metadata effectively.”
--Synergy
“This is an excellent introduction to metadata, with good examples, timely bibliographies of sources, and very useful glossary of terms an acronyms.”--The Journal of Academic Librarianship
“...provides a solid foundation to understanding and using metadata efficiently. Library professors will want to include it as a primary source for class work and possibly adopt it as a required text. A first purchase where needed.”--Catholic Library World
"If you're trying to make some sense of the technology tangle without getting too mired in details, this is a fun place to start."
--American Libraries
"Helpful to students and professionals who need to brush up on this essential part of librarianship in our digital age."
--American Reference Book Annual
"This effective and well-designed resource will be appreciated by information professionals from all types of institutions."
--VOYA
"Harris’ book has become the standard for libraries and has yet to have an equal published that is either as useful or as clear.” --ARBA Online
“Your book was my bible as I started this position almost 5 years ago.” -- Will Stuivenga, Project Manager, Statewide Database Licensing, Washington State Library, Olympia, WA USA
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